Tokens
What is ATH confidence and why does it matter?
ATH confidence shows how likely a token is to reach its price peak again. Strong tokens have proven cycles; speculative tokens may never hit ATH.
ATH (All-Time High) confidence indicates how likely a token is to reach its historical peak price again. This directly impacts the reliability of your projected returns.
Why it matters for your ROI: The calculator's "Smart Exit" and "ATH Exit" strategies depend on coins reaching specific price targets. If a coin's ATH was set during unusual circumstances (thin liquidity, single exchange listing), that target may never be reached again.
| Level | What It Means | ROI Reliability |
|---|---|---|
| 🟢 Strong | ATH hit across multiple exchanges in multiple cycles | High — projections are grounded |
| 🟡 Moderate | ATH hit at least once, decent liquidity | Medium — achievable but not certain |
| 🔴 Speculative | ATH set on thin volume or single exchange | Low — treat projections as optimistic |
⚠️ A 🔴 Speculative token showing 10,000% upside potential isn't 100× "better" than a 🟢 Strong token showing 500%. The Strong token is far more likely to actually deliver on that projection.